Anonymized projections of the corpus. Sender identities and subject lines are replaced by stable hash keys; message content is dropped. Suitable for sharing dataset views without exposing real names or message text.
The salt is committed in source: anonymization here is about not displaying real identities in published files, not about preventing re-identification by anyone with access to the original Zulip data.
Anonymized projections of the corpus. Sender identities and subject lines are replaced by stable hash keys; message content is dropped. Suitable for sharing dataset views without exposing real names or message text. The salt is committed in source: anonymization here is about not displaying real identities in published files, not about preventing re-identification by anyone with access to the original Zulip data.
(anonymized-edits messages)One row per edit event. Editor and prior subject are anonymized;
prior content is dropped. prev-stream is left as-is — it is a
stream id, not personal data.
One row per edit event. Editor and prior subject are anonymized; prior content is dropped. `prev-stream` is left as-is — it is a stream id, not personal data.
(anonymized-reactions messages)One row per (message, reaction). Both the message author's subject and the reactor's identity are anonymized; the emoji name is preserved (it captures community sentiment, not message content).
One row per (message, reaction). Both the message author's subject and the reactor's identity are anonymized; the emoji name is preserved (it captures community sentiment, not message content).
(anonymized-timeline messages)One row per message, anonymized. Sender identity and subject are
replaced by stable hash keys; message text is replaced by length
only. Reaction count is kept; the per-emoji breakdown lives in
anonymized-reactions.
One row per message, anonymized. Sender identity and subject are replaced by stable hash keys; message text is replaced by length only. Reaction count is kept; the per-emoji breakdown lives in `anonymized-reactions`.
(subject-key subject)Stable 16-hex-char identifier for a topic/subject string. Wide enough that two distinct subjects almost never collide, so the key uniquely identifies a topic given the full corpus.
Stable 16-hex-char identifier for a topic/subject string. Wide enough that two distinct subjects almost never collide, so the key uniquely identifies a topic given the full corpus.
(user-key sender-id)Stable, irreversible 16-hex-char identifier for a sender id.
Stable, irreversible 16-hex-char identifier for a sender id.
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